Firm Overview

Knowing that it can be very stressful for people and/or their businesses to seek counsel from a bankruptcy or reorganization lawyer, Steve Rayman, who has practiced since 1979, and Cody Knight, who has practiced since 2002, strive to offer their clients a comfortable but professional atmosphere for consultation. Neither Steve nor Cody are judgmental. They focus on their client’s current financial needs and provide a range of options to resolve debt problems.

The firm’s depth of experience offers their clients a candid assessment of every possible option for addressing their various financial needs. As so much turns on the detail of a person’s or company’s particular situation, we take the time to sit with the client to gather all the necessary information to make an informed decision.

Rayman & Knight will never push a client into a bankruptcy if another option is available. Sometimes, however, bankruptcy or reorganization is the best option, or the only viable one. In that case, we focus on making the process as transparent and stress-free as possible for our clients. Steve and Cody are responsive to client concerns and strive to make themselves available to answer questions. The firm offers flexible and convenient hours to suit all their clients’ needs.

Rayman & Knight is proud that much of their work comes to them through referrals from accountants, attorneys and other professionals who trust the firm to help their clients. They derive great satisfaction from helping their clients, resolve their financial problems and move forward with their lives. Rayman & Knight look forward to the opportunity to work with you.

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